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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-22
Dissolution of Partnership.
MrxyH,s. TENN, April IS, 1887.

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 49,. 1887
This instrument. withnesseth, that by mu-
tual consent of the partners, the hrmI l
nessee, owners, publishers and proprietors
of the MEMPHIs APPEAL newspaper, and OF
the outfit and machinery thereunio pertain
ing, has this day been dissolved, tho SAID M.
est in said Newspaper property to W. 4.
CoLlIKR, NJ. b. TREzKvANT. AARON ID.
ALIIN, tAURExoR LANBand I. B. hAToHETT.
NJ. o. GALLAWAY,
J. M. HEATING.
In retiring from the APPEAL beg to ex;;
prass my sincere thanks 10 its friends and
patrons for their support and confidence,
and heartily bespeak for my successors
continuation Of the same. v
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Chesapeake and NashVills
HALLWAY Company.

NOTICE is hereby given hat the anp1al
IN meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Compa'
ny Of the States of Kentucky and tennessee,
held nj the ofice OF the Kentucky Ontra'
Railroad Company, In tho oty of Covington,
Ky at tho hour oe l2 O'Clock noon, on the
18th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose oil the
TIE ensuing year, and to authorize the issut
Of 5 per cont. 6fty years gold bonds OF said
company, issued or TO be issued at rats MOI
exceeding s80,CO0 per mile Of its lines OF rsll-
road situated in said states, and the masking
Of mortgage on It's property and tranchlses
TO secure the payment thereof, and suoh
other business as may properly come before
II, II. NJ. H0YT, Secretary: g,
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MRS @. l. GREGoBY, Las Vegas, San
Miguel county, New Mex, CO, is salts
Ae / Ll-cu'ri.s saved her life. Sold at
tie steI's,
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL IA HK ,
New OrleARps La.

pEME MPE y That the presence Of
nEW EWp Gems. Beauregard and
EARLY, who are in charge of the drawings, 10
a guarantee of absolute fairness and integri-
ty, that The chances are all equal, and that
NO one can possibly divine what number
" i'll draw a prize.
HEN 8 REX, That tho payment Of all
Prizes il GUARANCkEO ny FOUk
NAIIONA BANKS of New Orleans,
and Tickets are signed By the President OF
an Institution, whose chartered rights are
recognized in the highest Courts; therefore,
beware of any limitations or anonymous
echames.
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FREE TRIAL. ?$$$f :.;; T;
Public Sale of The Lands

Manhood, and kindred affections. Trial package l!e Po.
nglon St.. Chicago, Ill 81 per Package, six Tor et'
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes Of $500 approximating to
100000 Prize are. ............... $4,000
100 Pr yes Of $500 approximating to
5000 Prize are. ........... 5000
100 Prizes OF 500 approxim ating to
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TERMINAL PRIZES.
l,OO) Prizes of 500 decided by.....v.
$500, 900 Prize a,e................,l 10000
1000 Prizes OF 800 decided by.........
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For Club Rates, or any further informa-
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writing must be distinct and signature plain.
More ra id return m all delivery will be as
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Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency BY Express lat our ex-
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Hammers Stock Powders

VIII cure Coughs, Colds, Distemper, BLOOD
and Skin Diseases, Bowel and Kidney
Trouble, Worms, loss of appetite, loss OF
condition, Founders, Debility. Epizootic
Rough Hair, etc. 1t is a general System
Renoyator and fine Tonic fer stock.
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Sold BY H. J. HEIsTER and all whOIesal.
Druggists.
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Graz d Semi.AnnuaF Drawing
Tuesday, Juae IL, 1857.
CaDitaI Prize, 100000.
LIST OF PRIZES.

IOO. 900 Tickets al Twepty DOlkers
@ ach Halves. so; Quarters, 50;
Tennis, 81; 1wentieihs, 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
sALE-rHE CONTEN rs

l. ofa large cGuptry store Will he sold At
tngauction room of l.. " st!'lhsin Son, Ill
East 4tl stree,
THURSDAY MORNING. DEE. I'D, 1857,
at 10 oelock,
C,nsIsting of pFccerIos, dry goods, boots
and sho.s clothing, hardware, Gro kerry aud
glass ware. clover seed, fixtures, etc. The
eo,ntry store and Will be positively sold
tSoods open for Inspection -arly on morning o;
sale. l.. ". sTiDHkM son,
dlg-St Auciioneerf.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
street and sswer Commission.

The reaulAr Sc, sion OF the Board OF
Street ana Saver Directors was held
last evening. Permiahion 10 tap the
Eighth ssres drain, ior the purpose OF
draining the properly of the Thomas j.
Bowen estate, was granted Gillespie q
Go The weekly pay roll, amounting
to Sl50.s7, hud stcwing nineteen men
employed, was approved. TIE secre'
tsry WAS Instructed 10 mostly :ne lessess
of the city ~bsrves TO vacs.s soc ssme
on March 25, 1888. The secretary WAS
instructed to advertise FOX proposals fer
grading Conuell street, betw cen Front
and Second streets. The aidewoik on
the old foundry property, on Tenth
street, below Orange, was o-dered TO De
repaired.
The following bills were approved
sod ordered paid: G. 81. MaGnlrt ,Sl25;
Martin r KsoSh, S82 TO; =. Bradley,
$40 SIS, Pennn ivsn,n Globe Gso Light
COMPANY, S'63; Wilmir ston Goal, Gas
! Com p,ny, 81, 312 "a; 8 G. slmn,ons &
Brn., Sa7 10; Hugh Pa.raD, Sli; E A
Robinson, S35, M. II. KcogH SIC; Les
Pusey, $3.50; y. 8 Clesud, IS ~; Pau
Ward, SIS; Wi liam Campb Il, 81 "a
FL gh Patton, Sl0O; James Il. MeBitde
SLED.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
In the Markets.

TIE markets are better to-day than
usual, on account OF the pesrness OF the
holidays. kverything is
plentiful and fresh. The poultry is
tine. Chickens are from
IL 25 to 81 rs per pair; ducks, o. 10 to
81 per pair. Turkeys are ceiling ~
from u so to IS each; by the pound, Is
10 20 cent?.
Vegetables are as usual. White po-
tatoee, 10 to II cents per half peck, So
TO 10 cents per basket. Sweet potatoer.
IL TO 10 cents per hai' peck, or 45 70 55
cents per basket, rnrnips, 10 cents Per
peck. S5 cents per bssss'. Bee;s are s
csn.s per bunch; rafiALes, 3 cents ptr
bunch; lettuce, 3 ceLts pee head; celery
cents per stock.
=, There 10 no change In fruits. App.ci
are Is 20 IS cents per half peck, or 50 e
65 cents per bseket. Pears are abou
all soBe. A few grapes ~ 10 10 sent
per pound; white grapes, is cents PEI
pound; bananas, II TO 20 cents pc
dez sn; lemons. 10 to IL cents per dozen
| oranges, IS TO 35 cents per dozsn,
Preserves are ~ uEue., 10 cents pc
| pound. Cisn6erries, 10 cents per quar-
| apple huIter, pounds for % cents
| miuce meat, ) poruds for 25 cens'
( chow chow aud pickles of vartol
kinda are offered az reasonable rrict
| and tiud ready sales. Batter 10 from !
to 40 cents per pound; eggs, 21 TO z
cents per dozsn.
Meats are ss always tbis time OF yea
Pork steak and sausage Il cents p'
pound, lbs. for 26 cents Beet to
cents for ordinary pieces, Is to 20 Il
choice steaks.
| The n. arke. is Vall pstronizsd. II
eane prices prevail Ia both King 81
Madison gtreet mar ets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
surprIse Party.

As James McLece, an employe at the
Diamond Match Canpauy's works, Is
about to return home to Philadelphia
and reside there permanently, the en-
ploye 90 determined 20 give him sur.
prise party as mark OF thair appreois
tion OF hts worth and regret at his de-
parture Accordingly on Monday even
log large number OF them, headed oS
the Dupont Post Band, marched to ms
boarding house, No 615 Spruce street,
and captured him for the evening He
wns presented with 8 handsome gold.
headed umbrella, aud an abu ndanoe
oT refresbments W re- served. Dancing
was INDUCED 10 until after midnight
and W nen lhs part, retired 1t was with
sincere wishes for Mr. MoLece's future
happiness aid rrnspsrtty
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
nFantsssInR -

Tomorrow nis h. the hsnlon Brothers
will comLc1ca an ensaseUaent Of three
niRats q. tho Opera HozSe ia their new
"Fantasms," Of which the 81 Louis
Republican spsaSs as fo.lows; "'Fsn-
tSsna' Ia n brilliant RymphOny OF
colors, with q plumber OF distinct minor
movements, or perhaps 1t had better oe
at led fanta ie with variations. At
all events 1t is spectacular feast, gar
nished with illua!OnU. and sst ot with
unique stage sfleots, among which ale
some beautiful transformation scenss.
In tbe e at &C. q cyclone, evidently oil
the Kansas variety, chops q bnilt,up
soene iato emul! spliute,s; q demon
forest supplies number Of funny in.
cideuts, and the closing scene, at the
bottom OF the ses Ia ssartiinSly elective.
Sea monsteIs displrt themselves and
beautiful nermaids lying Oh uprights
lend an air Of loneliness 10 tho subms
rine view
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
,,sxn .na for Ftno Goods.

During the past few weeks Mniiin q
Son. the Lailors aud clothiers ct SIKH
aud Market streets have been crowded
with orders for fna dress suits, and
have done more business In that line
than ever before. Each suit that they
turned out seemed to bring orders Tor
O ,berp. and IL has been daily occur.
rance for persons 10 come In and say
thatthey "wan ted TO get q euit exact y
Ike that made for Mr.. 80 and 3d." NO
better evidence than this Is needed 10
attest Il quality of the goods used, or
the superiority Of the work done by this
W, Known firm. All others wishibR
suits ays requested to leave their ordeis
~ once, to insure their being done In
time for the holidays.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
AN ALPHABErICAL PRAYER.
BY AMBROSE S. orrEY.

hll-merchal with tina ankfal hsA-ts,
Biesi saviour teach US 70 pray arixht:
tlsptain OF our salvation. We bsg i'm part
Day by day TO us t3o Iats and Ityni.
Eternsl source Of every 10y,
fcuntain OF mercy our lips employ:
Great kuter Of the oarth and sslts
"hossnna Lord, Thy saints reply.
lncsrnete Deity We. the rauRomed rAce,
J OH Ia prayer fot thy redeem ting graee;
kinsmar. friend. our elder brother.
Lover. greatly adofed by Cur moner.
Migsty one, vs. in thy M ne.
n az.rites ever, still rsmain the same;
opsn DIOR for every oac.
Prtbce OF reace on earth begun.
Refu ze Of our souis whel tronbies roll,
Str aDy beliveref, ia GU need 80 iow:
Teacher, short OF thy love vel NO, ttop,
Unity 70 thy gospel nopcs.
Siexr thou art In the strife.
way ~ which can shield us in the Eight,
XterrA thou AT etrong 70 save
YounR an q old in that great day,
IsAlouAy wen stay forever in that way.
-ClAynoat, Dec. 10, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
BEE HIvE,'
800 Market Street

This is the week every one isl
looking for something to buy toI
please themselves. their pocke' !
book, and to be the most ap
propriate for the friend it is de !
signed for.
We have never had such al
good collection Of useful and
sensible goods for the holidays
as row. We have taken grea t
care to mark all goods cheap
enough TO suit the purse OF all.
Handk erchiefs enough 70 r
every person in Wilmington.
Linen Handkerchiefs from SC.
to SI.5o.
Silk Handkerchiefs from 25c.
to SI.5o.
Silk Mufllers from SI.oo to
81 90.
Cashmere Mufhers from 500
to SI.oo.
| Ladies Fine Initial, II Hc.
| Gents extra Fine Initial. 2sc
There is no such assortment
of Handkerchiefs to be found in
the Sta.c. What is there more
'ar propriate than them for
gitt?
i Kid Cloves by the thousands
) Plain buck, elnbro dered back
from soc. up. Fur top and l!nee
|; Kid Gloves or Mittens; alao ;
;; lot of heavier goods for work
/, ing.
1900 Gents new Silk Necl
IScarfs to GO out for presen S a
: 25c each
Rain Umbrellas, soc to ST.5e
j Helwta and Gloria, from
,SI.75 to S..
\ We have about 800 Book
q on our counter. Books fc
: Father, Mother, Sister, Brothe
and friends. Large and small
cheap and good, and the entir
8 balance Of Fancy Holida
:; Goods, which we shall not bu
q again 10 be closed out at som
}; price this week. Books at Ia
g price. What plum.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
The sharpiess murderer.

In Philadeiph!s Monday evening q
large meeting Of co.ored citize1a aas
held in tho Fifteenth Street Methodist
Episcopal Il on church to protest ag ainst
the banging Of Samuel johnson, the
Snarpl. SO murderer. Hon Robert In :
Wis prssidGd. and spoke OF the efsorts
n sds up 10 the present time In behalf
OF the condemn al man. He read let
ter from Judge Btoomall, IN which the
latte. saia hH had q decided CON 7icticn
that johnson whs not the man who
killed Johu SaRrp!sss E1 Uouncll.
man Walton told 81 many personal
interviews with tbs prisoner, nLd
called usop the audience 10 acS ar1u ps
ly III behalf OF the ,ordanne' Elan. A
l.tter was read from Raw. De W H.
Hryaat, Ia which he ssyf: Il have
acted aB JahnEon's spiritual advieer
and believe him not guilty. Johneon
tod ms when ssw him los', Il 40 no:
propose 10 lie. aud Il l 1ou.d al ray ths'
/ killed John 5Aatpiess that wsu!d be
bir,iaced iis johnson saga ha In PEE
pared to de aud Is not afraid or GeaFI
a. All, but hs hates the iaea OF having
TO die as muTGer2r-a crtne tnas M
never com miGled." Over $50 SaS sab
scribed by the Meeting. There VAL b'
eubseC ueLt meaiipsu.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Cosgress.

In the U. s. Senate, on Tuesday, Mr..
Allison, from the Finance Committee. ic-
ported the Under valuation bill, AMI 1t
Was placed on the calendar. Bills were
also reported to quiet the TILES OF settlers
on the Dcs Moines river lands, and 10
pension the widows OF General John A.
Logan and General Frank T. Blair. The
Postal Telegraph bills introduced by
Aessr.. Edmuuds and Cullom were taken
from the table and re erred to the Post
Office Committee. On motion OF Mr.
Plumb, the Secretary OF the fnteriOr was
requested to report whether persons are
elected from the lands purchased from
the Chippeway and Muncie Indians in
kansas, also whether it would not be bet
ter to remove those Indians to the Indian
Territory. On motion oil Mr.. Blair his
Educational bill was taken up-3S to ~
for consideration. Senate then adjourned. /.
In ihe house Ar. Brumm, OF Penna ,
offered O resolution reeiting that II is cur
rentiy reported that the Lchigh coal
operators are importing, or about TO i'm
port, 2eCQ Belgian miners under contract
20 take the places OF the miners now on
strike, and requesting the President 70
Letify the Treasury officials Of the facts.
and urge them To use special efforts to see
- ~ tht Inv NV pcNeN
contract labor is enforced Referred I;
the Committee On Labor. Mr.. Mill:
moved 10 adjourn, in order to enable tb'
Com ulittee on Rules to submit g repJr
to day. Agreed to, and the House sd
journed.
Mr.. Quay has introduced in the SENATE
bill! 10 increase 10 $72 per month td
pension OF those persons who now recctv
so pr month under the law grantin.
, pensions 10 soldiers and sailors OF the let
war who are totally disabled. nj
! Plumb has introduced bill TO gran: on
, mouths extra pay for each year OF enlist
! ment to sll officers o. the Volunteer Arm
: in the late war who served the full teri
of their ca istment and were honorabl
: discharged. Mr. Blair has introduced
. bill declaring that the Act of juno 8, ,lSS'
q il relation TO pensions shall be construe
:, So as 10 include all officers and eu!iste
= met in the army and their windows an
= minor children.
:. Mr. Beck has introduced bill in y
:. Senate providing that every person wi
> carries on the business Of Il retail dealer
- LIQUORS, manufa .turer5 of tobacco, snl
:. or cigars, or dealers in tobacco, witho
having paid special tax the eior, shf
!. be liable to fine OF $500 or imprIs1
"a ;, rnent in county jail without hard lab
80 o. not more than one year. AleD a bill
* III the fee for passports at one dollar.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
PUBLIC BALEs.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER y, 1857.
@ya COWS. HORSES, &
Sieiehs, Wagons and Road Carts,
Blankets, Bella and Whips.
VIII he -uId at public sale. at hockessin.
Del. On Thursday. bee. 9: hS COWS, horses,
steighs, wagons, and road "a is. blanket.
tr.ils ard whips, AZ follows: ore ear load II
cows. fresh and clo-u springers good lot,
the Kind you uugh. 10 buy. Come AMI see
them. Several horses, young anil old, work
ere and driv re, car load OF hrsf class
sIeiEhs. have. sold and used the same make
before ard am satisfied there is no better
wagons, new ano Old. good. bad and ind Ih.r-
ent. several kinds OF road eApts. Lot Of new
Blankets, bells and whips Those who have
.ltLPnds4 my gales before n W that j MAKE a
sale aud no. MI Appratsrmsnt Come and get
a bargain. for iiIcnd ~ sell at youT price,
II can't ger min. Dinner at ii.1t sAt. ~
I23l. 10 avs credit. WN. MCVArrGH.
kepinsoR. Auc., Chandler, c,erk. JAilhps,
cashier. dE-ls-iS-.O-l
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
sale of ReRl ESTATE

Philip &. Clark Il Co. hsve sold the
Ham burg farm CT 81 aores Ia New Cas-
tie hunored, on sstis an,ocy terms
rhsy have also sold the Wehh'r lara
of 120 acres, In Whie Ciag Geek Hun
dred, and fsrm OF 13 a2yne in Bf"Edy
wine Hundred. Thty also Iecentls
sold eight honsss 10 tnis city, as tol
lows: No. 1917, $40 and 1ol3 Eln
street, 1905 W~.t Front stree; "A;
Scar lss street. 1908 Vest S-cona, III,
Rodney and 10i7 Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Cnrist,nas services.

At Triaity Church, DelaSaIe avenue
and Adams etr. ct, tho Christmas ser.
Y ices will be % fol,oEs: Celebration o!
the Holy Communion at 30; mofniDS q
service srd holy Communion 1888;
cht!dren's choral ssrvics 3 p m.; night
service and eeroon 2 80 p IL. The
music Will bs uuder tne direction OF
Wn. Hamilton, Jr, chotr master,
and T. Leslie Oarfenter, orSantst. Az
excellent musical program has bsen
prepared.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
nas. m In Kennett, Pa.

Joseph A MoBarlau, q promipent
citizen of ken nett Square, died on sno nc
18th instant, from paralysis, age1 %
nsars. He married, in 1849, Miss Jean
Y. Husbands, Of this county. end OF
tha,r three children only one survives
hin, \ daughter, who married the Rev.
Iamss Fraser, aud now resides IN Las
Wsa.. New Mexico. His remains
.,e,a tnterred In Union Hi Cemetery
on Tuesday, when ths funeral sermon
uss nr.aohed by Rsv d. W. Moore,
Tho Ia now located At Norristown, Ia.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
FAl-L. SUITS.

Gent,emen desiring their clothes 70 =,
ss nicely and perfectly as possible can Q.
sn,t bv Mr. James Harding Merchan,
Tailor No. SIG French street. Patrons o.
Mr. Harding, who are among our protn
rant and influential CT izens, have 81
nps nre ssed themselves as exceedingly com
P'rsseI PtartseIe and greatly pleased with he nes
t,t Of their garments, which are Away
made In the latest style. French Ems"
l;sS and cashmere suitings and cloths Q
ali kinds, of the latest styles, are away
on hand As cool weather and busy
W times are now fast approaching, genue
men should call and see the styles al a. o. once
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

The Target aud best selected stock or
holiday Ida scois tha. ever Allied the
aSaIvas in messrs. E 8 R Butler q
Sous store No 42O Market street. nave
Soan @ coIIeotei together this year ana
Mac DIs ced on sa,e. The prices hIve aa peen
msrSei away do wp, placing the g9oas
within the rrson of every body Va. ua.i
and Examine thair assortment ee,oas e,oas
Sne making your purchases. The prices price .
are marked in pla,n figures on esois
article
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

our oldest child, now six years ofagc. when
nm infant six months old was attscked win
yirulent, ' mali ignsnt skin diseA-e. All ordinary
remedies failing, We called our family phy-l-
ctan, who attempted 10 cure IL but 1t spread
with almost incredible rapini'y, until the
lower portion OF the little fellow 5 person. from
one solid raeh. ugly, painful, blotchel and
Iunlic Gus. We had no rest nj night, no peace
Nv day. Finally, werr advised 10 Try the
OufICrRA kkMEoIEs. the eject wns simply
marvellous. In threc or four Setks u cou-
lows person as white and healthy a. though
hc hsn never been attacked. In my -pinipn
your valuable remedies saved his Lille, md to-
ttay he ts n sirouR, healthy child, pc 'icctiy
well, no reps tition OF she dl-ea . having ever
occurred. OEQ. d. SMITH.
Any at Law and Ex- Pros. Att >. Ashland, o
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Persons who Nis5 to buy RrocerieEt
dry goods, boots, sn0es, ol0thtrg, hard
ware, esc., should astesd thc hsio a.
Ssjdaem auction koop, on Taateday
morning,
Oatharlne Gallagher viii cell hfi
household Gpods st pub 20 safe 10
morrow morning al 8 80, AT sls Conrad
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

IL takes loud bADy to wake up
slee ping car; but 1T takes but little OF
DIR BuI,'s Baby Syrup TO quiet thst
baby, and 1t requires only % cents 10
buy . bottle of that well-known rem
ely
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

hLaL Bsra7 FOX
mole r lss', OF highly
W lEinG to tha esl Ate o
A''n. ThiR land. which ts
~ crary particular aud
h",n 0! capitalists, being
W ~. el'hor for farming o.
sa'IJn high end healthy,
y on It, not surpa lsed III
20 Heanett pise, y miles
,gt and within . minutes
eseS walk fun Greanville
Itninyion b E orthern h.
y.tads Of Henry DuPont
" III l.. WHITE,
"ihSEA u. WhJrE.
Xecutrtx,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
,,earscnaum Goods.

A fine assortment of meeTschaum
pipes and smoker, suitahlr for eohd.y
gifts, Mt ID b BOURBON u "ro.'s, W.
COR. Second ann Orange stTests. oiSarf
by the box a special y.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
EDWARD MELCHloR,

DEALER IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition n,a Q,
ali Linds Cany.s Goods, Breechloadine
Double barrel Guns from $500 up.
Cali before going elsewhere az
r,S xIx0 srREkT. !seu
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Juveni,e books. Hunireds OF them
at abou one third off OF regular prices.
Every body is pleased With cur assort-
ment. Pyle u Ltcbienstein, 22o Mar
ket stre,t.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Ribbons, fancy p.dshes, fancy sat!ns
Il 0sauttful lire 10 geloGt from for the
holidays. Pyle 81 Lichtenatein, ZIG
Market etreaL
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
torsale,

!
u irNt-A BUSINEsS
- sla, Delaware, about s
IS'o', Tn tho Lancaster
\ " es.ernl6. X. q good Q
It1 'Itached 70 tho house 10
i'IiA fo3Ln, Gttei up COM :
q Ier,haatiss. Platform
l'Sns warehouse, frame
cost hins, switon from
&C. rne lot 0 cjntains IL.
a'e W; sale, q email iarm ol
a it Vile. on the Now
A.el N W. OF cswarz,
slVc water and good build
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a,r'y 20
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Raurd Of Health,

The Board ot Haslth he'd twenty
minute session last evenh 3, et wnicn
routine business only wts uensacteo'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Ir'e rOaS OF BAI.ED
t.' ~ un' OF baled wheat
n ssa. white middhngs, 40
n F|Ira eioVer e,ed, at the hJur
e y eat Front street; also
L Vt n2o cod I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

"a VERY DEsIRA BILE,
klnsst; conveniently located 8
f,cs IN tasy terms. Address
0"er' Attorneys for heirs.
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
DUBLIC SALE OF GROCERIES,
i v III he sold on

FRIDAY MOKNlNU, DEC, I'd, ~,
at 10 o'clock, Il. M,
The contents OF store No. 6,2 " est 9nd street,
consisting ofcoH Is, teas. spice sugars, soaps,
,unntd roods, fixtures, scales, coftet-miii.
large refrigerator and all KINDS OF goods kent
in a tlrst-Cfass grocery store. l.. W. Std
HAM 4 5,IN. Auctionesrs. hle-4t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
CANDIES,

Consisting IN part as follows:-Candy
TOYS in ID boxes at 10 and 20 cts' box
mixed candies In lb boxes from 10 to 'oc'
the very choicest mixed candies in l 10
boxes with glazed fruits for presents, ooc'
cream chocolates, bon bons roasted JORDAN
almonds, caramels and other delicious
goods that cannot be excelled In price OF
pnrity. Also q fresh stock OF Foreign
fruits and nuts which will be disposed Oh
at a small margin on cost Give us a call
and YOU will be satisfied that our gooos
are as represented. Parties supplied at
wholesale prices. oioo'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

>+StuHY BhIUK HOUSE
noo o. Lowering avenue,
,usss. ss. viii cell cbeav, and
| y. ,,vct'ensssr. I Monthly install.
~ y b!nden street. Apply
HNN'if' this ofaoe. ilt.tf